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Not every life purports a North Star of instruction as experienced at a small southern military college. This is not to say that life's most admired guidelines cannot be engaged elsewhere. However, at The Citadel, there is a de¿nitive and measured four-year avenue to frame the promise of a life well lived. Typically, an eighteen-year-old enters and emerges as a well-rounded, goal-oriented, and ethically-adept twenty-two-year-old. The unique and regimented environment sets the course. In this volume, author W. Thomas McQueeney investigates, explores, and charts the other-than-classroom…mehr

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Not every life purports a North Star of instruction as experienced at a small southern military college. This is not to say that life's most admired guidelines cannot be engaged elsewhere. However, at The Citadel, there is a de¿nitive and measured four-year avenue to frame the promise of a life well lived. Typically, an eighteen-year-old enters and emerges as a well-rounded, goal-oriented, and ethically-adept twenty-two-year-old. The unique and regimented environment sets the course. In this volume, author W. Thomas McQueeney investigates, explores, and charts the other-than-classroom characteristics that become the "toolbox" of the graduate. This impressive array of values engenders a lifelong ideal in areas to include time management, societal interaction, volunteerism, professional priorities, spirituality, teamwork, leadership, determination, and capacity - just to name a few. "I've found that so many graduates from my era have taken what's been ingrained and turned their lives into exemplary stories of production and perseverance," McQueeney stated. "And by staying engaged at the college, it became clear to me that The Citadel experience has remained as a foundation of multi-faceted successes for so many lives - seen in the military, the corporate world, education, business, and especially in the various religious callings. That observation led me to the idea of cataloguing the full immersive experience so that those values are not only identi¿ed and reinforced but extolled." This publication champions an experience focus with lessons that are universal and timeless. As a bonus, the book contains the author's Citadel campus-scenery photography along with the ribald side of Citadel Life as expressed in the cartoons of Ray Mayer '74.
Autorenporträt
W. Thomas McQueeney has authored sixteen books, over one hundred magazine and newspaper articles, and the 2022 script (three-season screenplay) The Oracle of WiFi. He is a 1974 graduate of The Citadel and has served on the college's trustee board. The governor of his state cited his philanthropic and community involvement by the honor of South Carolina's highest award - The Order of the Palmetto (2009).The author has chaired and served on more than two dozen community boards, most notably serving as the Chairman of the Board of the National Medal of Honor Leadership & Education Center. He served as president of the State of South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame, chairman of the $44.5 million Johnson Hagood Stadium Revitalization committee, and Chairman of the Southern Conference Basketball Championships.The author's other avocations are travel, art, golf, and history. His fifth avocation is the personal and sincere interaction he cherishes among his life's collection of friendships. "Tommy" is the fourth of the nine McQueeney children. He is married and has five children and five grandchildren.